Trump sends contradictory signals on US dollar policy

According to a report by Golden Finance, Trump sent a mixed signal on Friday when discussing US dollar policy, emphasizing that he "will never support a weak dollar" while also talking about the economic benefits of a low exchange rate for the US manufacturing industry. I will never say that I like low exchange rates. I am the kind of person who likes a strong dollar, but a weak dollar can make you earn more money. "This statement comes at a time when the foreign exchange market is widely speculating that the government is actively seeking a weaker dollar. When asked if he was concerned about the continued decline of the US dollar, Trump responded by saying "I am someone who likes a strong dollar," but then added, "I won't sleep all night because of it." Trump also specifically mentioned that manufacturing companies are benefiting from a weak dollar. A strong dollar has a consequence, it looks good, but no one comes to travel, you can't sell factories, trucks, anything. A strong dollar is good for controlling inflation, that's all. And we don't have inflation at all, we have already eliminated inflation